Downtown on Ice: January 16-18 Weekend Click here to find more information. Click here to find Posture Interactive’s Downtown on Ice 2026 Promo.
Geisinger To Host Nutrition and Weight Management Presentation Click here for additional information.
Salt Barre To Host Lymphatic Flow & Reiki Renewal The Salt Barre invites participants to discover how the body’s lymphatic system supports detoxification and vitality. This workshop weaves together gentle lymphatic face therapy, education on circulation and immunity, and restorative Reiki. Participants will leave with practical techniques to reduce puffiness, support natural detoxification, and restore balance to both body and mind. Sunday, January 18, 2026 at 12pm Click here for more information.
Goodwill Industries of NEPA Presenting AI Learning Session Goodwill Industries of NEPA will present a virtual Lunch and Learn session: AI for Resumes and Cover Letters, on Thursday, January 8, 2026 at 12pm. Topics will include:What AI can do well, common pitfalls, limitations, and best practicesA Microsoft Copilot demoA comparison of an AI generated resume and cover letter to one generated by humans to ones generated by a combination of humans and AI The free session is open to the public and will be presented through Zoom. Register online and contact Kristen Christopher at 570-290-0140 with questions Click here for more information.
Greater Scranton YMCA Hosting 2026 Winter Clothing Drive The Greater Scranton YMCA is proud to announce its upcoming Winter Clothing Drive, which is being held to support individuals and families throughout our community during the coldest months of the year. The Y will collect donations of new and gently used men’s, women’s, children’s, and infant’s clothing from January 5–7, 2026. Following the donation period, all collected items will be made available at no cost to community members from January 12–14, 2026. Clothing will be offered in a wide range of sizes, ensuring support for people of all ages. “The Winter Clothing Drive is part of our ongoing commitment to strengthen the foundations of our community,” said Rich Surridge, President & CEO, Greater Scranton YMCA. “When neighbors help neighbors, everyone benefits. We’re grateful to all who donate and help keep local families warm this winter.” The Winter Clothing Drive is open to the entire community, not just Greater Scranton YMCA members. The Y encourages residents to spread the word to anyone who may benefit from free winter clothing. Donation Drop-Off Dates: January 5–7, 2026 Clothing Pick-Up Dates: January 12–14, 2026 For questions about clothing donations and/or pick-up, please contact Tressa Capoccia, Education Director, at tcapoccia@gsymca.org.
RailRiders Holding Game Day Staff Job Fairs in Janurary The Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders will hold two game day staff job fairs in January as they prepare for the 2026 season. The job fairs will be held in the club level at PNC Field on Wednesday, January 21, from 5 to 7 P.M., and on Saturday, January 24, from 10 A.M. until 1 P.M. The home opener is slated for April 7, and the RailRiders are seeking game day employees for the upcoming season. Prospective employees will fill out applications and the SWB front office staff will do interviews on the spot during the job fair. “A great game day staff is crucial to a successful season,” stated Shawn Reilly, the RailRiders Team President/ General Manager. “We are looking for energetic individuals who want to help make the fan experience at PNC Field fun for all. We want a staff that will take pride in providing the best customer service so everyone knows what to expect when they come back to the park again and again.” Interviews for game day staff will begin at 5 P.M. on January 21 and at 10 A.M. on January 24. The RailRiders are looking for game day employees to fill numerous roles within the organization. Game day staff includes 50/50 fundraisers, bat boys/girls, box office attendants, Geisinger KidsZone attendants, grounds crew, guest services representatives, HitTrax attendants, parking attendants, premium/ club level attendants, security, ticket takers and video/ production assistants. The RailRiders are also seeking motivated and dynamic Pinstripe Patrol on-field promo team members, an emcee, mascot performers, ushers and ushertainers. An ushertainer is an usher focused on customer service while providing enhanced fun for their particular section in the ballpark. Legends Global, the official hospitality and merchandise provider of the RailRiders, will also conduct interviews at both job fairs. Legends Global is seeking cashiers, concessions cooks, prep cooks, suite attendants and retail associates. Applicants must be at least 16 years of age with working papers. Individuals will choose the open position that best suits their interests or needs, but may be considered for other positions based on availability. The Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation,
Salt Barre Hosting Yoga & Brunch With Sound Healing Coffee Inclusive and The Salt Barre are collaborating once again for their second event together: 111 Yoga & Brunch w/ Sound Healing, a meaningful community experience centered on intention, connection, and mindful living. Join them Sunday, January 11th for an Intention Setting Class led by Nella Pepsin of Magnetic Essence, featuring a 45-minute yoga class followed by a 15-minute sound healing session. Class will take place at The Salt Barre beginning at 11:45 AM, and brunch will begin at 1:00 PM at Coffee Inclusive. This isn’t just a yoga class, it’s an initiation. Click here for additional information.
Wright Center’s Dr. Walborn-Sterantino Presenting at January Tinnitus Meeting The Tinnitus Support Group of Northeast Pennsylvania will meet on Friday, Jan. 2, at 2 p.m. at The Wright Center for Community Health Mid Valley, 5 S. Washington Ave., Jermyn. Virtual meeting options are available for those unable to attend in person. The support group welcomes individuals living with tinnitus, their loved ones, and anyone interested in learning more about this complex audiological and neurological condition. Participants will have the opportunity to connect, share their experiences, and explore coping strategies in a compassionate and supportive environment. At the January meeting, Dr. Erin Walborn-Sterantino, a licensed audiologist with nearly 30 years of clinical experience, certified in Tinnitus Management (CH–TM), will explore how the brain processes sound and stress, offering insight into the neural and emotional pathways that influence why tinnitus affects people differently. Attendees will also learn about a range of evidence-based treatment options, including sound therapy, cognitive and mindfulness-based approaches, and Lenire®, the first FDA-approved bimodal neuromodulation device for tinnitus. The session will highlight how these approaches can be personalized to support long-term habituation, reduce distress, and promote lasting relief. Recognizing that tinnitus affects people in deeply personal and varied ways — from mild annoyance to significant daily disruption — Dr. Walborn-Sterantino has dedicated her career to improving how patients are understood, supported, and treated. Her commitment extends beyond the clinic to national advocacy, professional education, and research advancement. She currently serves as secretary of the American Tinnitus Association, the nation’s only nonprofit dedicated exclusively to improving the lives of individuals affected by tinnitus and funding innovative research to advance treatments and possible cures. For more information or to obtain the virtual meeting link, contact Nicole Flynn, director of the geriatrics service line at The Wright Center for Community Health, at flynnn@TheWrightCenter.org or 570-230-0019.
Dave & Buster’s Announces Family New Year’s Eve Bash Ring in the 2026 New Year with a celebration the whole family will love! Join Dave & Buster’s for an unforgettable Family New Year’s Experience packed with fun, games, food, and festive excitement. From thrilling arcade action to delicious bites and sparkling drinks, Dave & Buster’s has everything needed to welcome 2026 in style…without staying up till midnight! Experience Highlights: Countdown Celebration – A family-friendly New Year’s countdown with party favors and cheers! Delicious Bites & Sips – Enjoy a mouthwatering banquet with kid-approved favorites. Unlimited Fun – Play through hundreds of arcade games, simulators, and prizes. Festive Vibes -Laugh and celebrate in a safe and welcoming atmosphere. Perfect for families, kids, and anyone who wants to celebrate early while making lasting memories. Dress festive, bring a game face, and let’s start the year with a bang! Date: December 31, 2025 Time: 4pm-7pm Location: Dave & Buster’s, 6000 Shoppes Blvd, Moosic PA | All ages & fully ADA accessible Click here to find more information.
